I am having a hard time finding insurance underwriting for the three-family that I am purchasing:https://www.redfin.com/PA/Pittsburgh/7209-Penn-Ave-15208/hom...The only policy I could get a binder on was from Tapco in North Carolina with a $10K deductible for $5500.  

Well, it’s obvious they made three mistakes, here in reverse order of importance3.

There are a lot of requirements towards the qualified opportunity zone of which you didn't mention the three most difficult parts1) The funding of a qualified opportunity zone needs to be through capital gains.2) There has to be an entity structure of which there is more than 1 owner3) You have to materially rehab the propertyTalk to an accountant to make sure you have all the requirements met.

I'm thinking of a client who is about to offer on vacation rental cabin in the mountains west of Colorado Springs, and they've got these great aspens off the deck that are blazing yellow right now.Hell, I could see three sets of photographs for the Colorado STR host who wants to go all out.

Purchase price: $135,000 This deal is for three lots (4930 Paseo, 4940 Paseo, 4935 Lydia) with an existing SFH in need of rehab to the studs or scraping.

I converted my primary residence into a rental property three years ago.

Three parts to the sauce for what you are describing...1.

If the three steps above seem like to much work than just spend 75% of your annual income and save/invest the other 25%.   

We bought Ocean Walk Shoppes out of bankruptcy cash, no lender wanted to to play here cost efficiently, about three years ago.

Same story in all three.